Adoptuj Meg
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MegLarge female dog. Born August 2017. Good with people, all children and other large male dogs. Not keen on cats or smaller dogs. Meg has been with us for quite some time, and we would truly love for her to find her forever home. Because of this, and thanks to some lovely sponsors, we have reduced Meg's adoption fee to £450. Meet MegMeg was found wandering around a graveyard that is a dumping ground for unwanted dogs and puppies. She was being regularly fed by one of our rescuers but then suddenly disappeared for a month or so. When she finally reappeared she was in a terrible state having lost considerable weight and most of her fur due to demodex which in turn caused body wounds from her constant scratching. Meg received veterinary treatment and was taken to a pension to enable her to recover prior to finding her forever home. She has now recovered from her ordeal. She needs a loving home where she can be the only pet, or share with another large dog. Meg loves people and dogs the same size as her or larger, but isn't keen on smaller dogs or cats. She needs an experienced adopter who can take their time to really bond with her. She is a "people's" dog and would do anything for her human. She is extremely loyal and very loving and would make the perfect soulmate for the right person. She can be a bit uneasy around smaller dogs and females so a home being an only dog or with a male dog her size or bigger would be ideal. Meg has recovered from heartworm. She has had two negative heartworm control tests and a scan to check no lasting damage is evident. These can be supplied upon request. Heartworm is fairly common in Serbia and many dogs/cats recover in full if caught early enough and dogs/cats can lead full and normal lives. Heartworm is not generally well known in the UK but there are plenty of articles online and a useful video on our YouTube channel. All our dogs are tested for the following prior to travel: Heartworm, Anaplasmosis, Erlichiosis, Lyme Disease, Brucellosis (since 11th June 2021). Rescue back up for life If you are interested in adopting Meg please register your interest here or contact us for more information.
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